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Newspaper

Hershey Press

Location

Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1915

Page

4

Hershey Defeats Oberlin In Low Scoring Classic

Abe Dearolf scored on a 50 yard interception return following a forward pass miscue and Hershey held Oberlin to 0 in a stout second period win at the local field. Dearolf starred on offense and punted superbly as Hershey’s line adaptions held firm through a hard fought game.

Abe Dearolf Hershey Husky Oberlin Hollingsworth Romig Miller C. Bordner Sollenberger Zentmeyer Eddie Slesser Green Dearolf J. Bordner Malone Newlyn O. Bordner Oberlin Shearer Handshaw Atticks Shuey Dearoff Wise Cook Fa. Slesser T. Alticks L. G J. Shearer G. Hollingsworth C. Young C. Sollenberger R. G Carnan Ventmeyer LT. Long Bordner W. Cares Sheare Snadshaw Wika Chenin

Hershey Runners Shine in Reading Five Mile Race

Hershey Men’s Club members competed in the Reading five mile Modified Road Race last Saturday. All finished the course with Wirth first Allen second Clark third Idler fourth Lewis fifth Smith sixth Stahley seventh. the team praised the effort and plans a stronger showing in future events.

Hershey Men'a Club Reading Stahley

Local teams clash in fast paced Saturday games

Bits of sports news from Palmyra Mt Pleasant Hershey and Hummelstown feature blowouts and strong debuts. Palmyra crushed Mt Pleasant 87 7 at home while Bucknell Gettysburg and Lehigh losses loom large.

Palmyra Mt. Pleasant Hershey Monarchs Middletown Jimmy Murphy Philadelphia Quaker City Murphy Hershey Hummelstown Penbrook Hummelstown Monarchs D. B. Landis, Jr Harrisburg Bucknell Harrisburg Independents Chestnut Street Shamokin Jack Machen New Holland Lebanon Valley College

Local residents visit and events at Bindnagles Church area

Bindnagles Church hosts visitors from Palmyra Hershey and Rockville with Sunday services and a birthday celebration for J. A. Farling. Car dealer rep from Franklin Automobile Company demonstrated a Syracuse NY car while farm visits and livestock trades occur around the community.

John Snake Palmyra Paul Lingle Philadelphia Moses Lingle Daniel Tobias Hershey Levi Lehman Franklin Automobile Company Syracuse New York William, Baker Grantville Jacob Bomgardner Bismarck Shellsville Gruber Cassel D. Valenting Uhrich J. A. Farling

Hockersville Happenings and Weekend Visits

Hockersville notices list visits among local families from Annville Palmyra and Hershey. Revival services began at Fishburn's Church Sunday evening and will continue for an indeterminate period.

Clyde Eric Harry O'Neil Beatrice Annville J. L. Saylor Will Seltzer Palmyra Seltazer Misa Edith Shenk Vian Erma Wocker Fishburn’s Viola Boyer Hershey Harry Oberdorf Tian Rutherford Mis Harry O'Nell George Karmany Harersburg Hidna C. Erb Darry

One Jottings Visit Readied For Local Readers

Sunday afternoon church services drew several visitors to the U B Church as Ray and Marie Keller from Philadelphia called on friends and relatives. Lebanon residents Mrs Sarah Wibsehman and Miss Jane Monse visited townsfolk during a weekend in town.

U. B Ray, Marie Mra Danial Keller Philadelphia Sarah Wibsehman Lebanon J. A. Albert Jane Monse Jacob Paling Joseph Toke Richard Alonzo Barnhart Ida Frank Barnhart Edith Somerse County

Arbor Day at Derry Church Honored by the Governor

Governor Brumbaugh attends Arbor Day at Derry Church, praising the town of Hershey for its fresh air and sunshine. A poem read by Miss Alice Elder honors Rev. John Elder, with treeplanting lists read by Rev. Rentz and local church groups contributing to the ceremony.

Derry Church Hershey Old Derry Alice ‘Elder Young Women’s Christian Association Miss Elder John Elder Rentz Brumbaugh Wm. E. Bailey M. L. Hershey Alvin Miller Ellen Hays Wm. Bertram Derry Laurel Oaks First United Brethren Church Holy Trinity Lutheran Church John Cope Scarlet Oaks Fannie Brown Frank B. Snavely I. L. Reist Home Department Israel Moyer May Moyer Marie Mays Pin Oaks Ladies’ Guild M. ‘S. Hershey Industrial School Alice Elder HE. B. Cassady W. M. Guilford Robin Marquart Deckert Harry Haverstick Clayton Snavely Minnie Dressler Conrad Elms M. L

Public tree planting honors Governor Brumbaugh in Hershey

Governor Brumbaugh and M S Hershey led a tree planting event in Hershey with white oaks maples beeches pines and an ivy plant from Mount Vernon. Emma Cassady donated the ivy while Snavely Rentz and local families participated as crowds applauded for over two hours. The Governor praised the town and promised to return as crowds enjoyed the choral benediction and postlude.

Hiram Lindemuth Ben Lindemuth Amos Hershey John W. Simonton Wm. P. Simonton S. P. Bacastow George Snavely Rentz William Klepper Rentz Mary Catherine Rentz John. Stoudt I. L. Reist Schaeffer S. Bertha Catherine Grace Schaeffer Beech George Yingst Aspen P. Bacastow Mount Vernon Washingtons Emma Cassady Derry Church Brumbaugh M. S. Hershey Hershey Gettysburg Mr. Rentz

Golf or bridge: a domestic split over meals

A light exchange contrasts preferences at home as one husband prefers golf to eating and his wife, unfazed, prefers bridge to cooking. The dialogue hints at shared routines and leisure choices without conflict.

Deaths of the Week in Derry Church and Nearby Areas

Robert C Minnich 35 died last Thursday at his parents home after a heart ailment. He worked in newspapers in New Bern NC before moving to Hickory NC for health. He died after hospital treatment in Baltimore. Survived by wife and son plus parents, a brother and six sisters. Barbara Witmer 76 died at Palmyra on West Main Street from dropsy. funeral at Trinity Reformed Church. Henry Heisey Civil War veteran 71 died in Hummelstown from multiple illnesses. funeral at his home with burial in Hummelstown Cemetery.

Robert C. Minnich Wm. Jr Christian Kegerreis Derry Church Harvey Garman Hershey John Henry Lebanon Neil Hartman Harrisburg Frank’ McCurtin Derry Harvey © Snyder York Barbara Witmer Palmyra Borough West Main Street Trinity Reformed Church Henry Heisey West Second Street Hummelstown Erie

German Baptists Open Meetings for Two Weeks in Palmyra

The German Baptists opened meetings in Palmyra on Saturday evening set to continue for two weeks. Local families including Hiram Peiffer and Ed ward Peiffer visited Harrisburg, and visitors Mrs U G Keeney, Mrs Potteiger, the Yingsts, and the Garmans joined neighbors at John Hummer's home. Services are planned in the Chapel this Sunday morning.

Potteiger Palmyra H. Yingst J. P. Stuckey Hiram Peiffer Edward Peiffer Howard Peiffer Harrisburg Harry Garman Derry Church John Hummer

Sunday Guests and Illness Mark Local Notes

Edward Peiffer hosts Sunday gathering as guests prepare to butcher. Mrs. Harry Shakespear is on the sick list. Harvey Peffley and family visited Daniel Glotfelter, while J. B. Leithiser of Hershey visited the area Sunday.

Edward Peiffer Harry. Shakespear Harvey Peffley Daniel Glotfelter J. B. Leithiser Hershey This Place

Long Shot Joke About Frog Legs And Hops

A humorous exchange features a character denying drinking and claiming to have eaten frog legs, joking that the hops scent proves the truth. The humorous line showcases wordplay linking beverages to cuisine.

Harvard Lampoon

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Bindnagles Church Hockersville J. E. Gruber Hershey Derry Church Yingst John B. Curry Swatara Station Curry David Gordon Hershey, Pa Hershey Improvement Company Hershey, Penna
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